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Trump anuncia una exploración masiva de recursos en Groenlandia
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, anunció que está próximo a comenzar un proyecto de exploración de petróleo, gas y minerales en Groenlandia, un territorio estratégico del Ártico por sus recursos naturales y su ubicación geográfica. El mandatario anticipó operaciones de gran escala, aunque no informó cuándo comenzarían, qué compañías participarían ni cuáles serían las condiciones para desarrollar las actividades.
Mike Collins, U.S. Representative for Georgia's 10th congressional district
Republican · Georgia U.S. Representative for Georgia's 10th congressional district Mike Collins (Republican) is the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 10th congressional district, in Congress since 2023. Collins is on the ballot on Nov. 3, 2026 in the Georgia Senate race. Official website Congress.gov biography FEC campaign filings FEC campaign filings Georgia Senate raceNov.
Alaska on the Hill: Finding common ground
WASHINGTON, D.C. – "People have to stop yelling at each other and start working with each other to get stuff done." This message, delivered by Thomas Suozzi, a Democratic congressman from Long Island, reverberated in many forms during Alaska on the Hill, a convening of Alaska business leaders in Washington, D.C., to advocate for America's 49th state and its strategic importance to the nation's economy and security.
Opinion: How Alaska can use our energy advantage to capitalize on the AI gold rush
A technician works at an Amazon Web Services AI data center in New Carlisle, Ind. (Noah Berger/Amazon Web Services via AP Images) Artificial intelligence and the infrastructure that supports it — data centers, advanced computing and next-generation manufacturing — are expanding rapidly across the United States. Across the country, states are moving aggressively to attract this new wave of investment and build out energy capacity.
Scaling Laws: How To Use, Govern, And Lead On AI?
Kevin Frazier is a Senior Fellow at the Abundance Institute, Director of the AI Innovation and Law Program at the University of Texas School of Law, a Senior Editor at , and a Adjunct Research Fellow at the Cato Institute.
Opinion: Alaska is building again
After four years of Beltway bureaucrats blocking big beautiful business opportunities in the north, Alaska is building again thanks to President Trump. With this administration’s support, Alaska is building with Washington as an ally, not an overbearing parent slapping Alaska with more sanctions than Iran. No one denies the inspiring beauty that defines Alaska’s rugged landscapes and pristine peaks.
Rep. Nick Begich: We must upgrade air traffic control
Aviation affects nearly every single Alaskan. Only 22% of our state is connected to a road system. The rest of our communities, especially in rural areas, rely on aviation for their groceries, for their mail, or to transport patients in medical emergencies. From bush pilots in Nome to air traffic controllers in Anchorage, our skies are the critical infrastructure that remains a hallmark of everyday life in Alaska. Air safety is deeply personal, and it’s why I’ve made it a top priority in Congress.
We flipped five seats to keep a GOP majority. Johnson helped make it possible
Over the past two years, pundits, pollsters, the media, and liberal politicians all predicted that House Republicans would lose the majority in 2024. They were proven wrong on Nov. 5, when the public gave President-elect Donald Trump and Republicans a mandate with unified control of government. As members-elect who flipped five seats and secured a Republican House, we are ready to deliver for the public.
Opinion: North to a Brighter Future
We live in Alaska for many reasons. We have fellowship with the land and sea; we appreciate the job opportunities available to those who are ready, willing, and able to work; we love the independent spirit of our state; we think for ourselves but we support each other.
Alaska's path: North to a brighter future
We live in Alaska for many reasons. We have fellowship with the land and sea; we appreciate the job opportunities available to those who are ready, willing, and able to work; we love the independent spirit of our state; we think for ourselves but we support each other.
OPINION: Alaska's path north to a brighter future
Share We live in Alaska for many reasons. We have fellowship with the land and sea; we appreciate the job opportunities available to those who are ready, willing, and able to work; we love the independent spirit of our state; we think for ourselves but we support each other.
OPINION: Alaska's path north to a brighter future
We live in Alaska for many reasons. We have fellowship with the land and sea; we appreciate the job opportunities available to those who are ready, willing, and able to work; we love the independent spirit of our state; we think for ourselves but we support each other.
Nick Begich: Protecting Alaska seniors and Social Security
By NICK BEGICH In today’s political climate, social security often comes to the forefront of our political discussions and candidates are highly scrutinized for their positions on this all-important program. Rightfully so. Alaska seniors have a reason to be concerned about social security. The latest estimates from the Social Security Administration and the Congressional Budget Office show that without improvements, the program will be unable to meet its promised obligations within 10-15 years.
Our best days are ahead of us
To the editor: As Alaskans gather for Golden Days, it is a reminder of our history and potential. The event not only commemorates our past but symbolizes a future filled with promise and opportunity. For decades, Golden Days has been a cornerstone of Fairbanks, honoring pioneers who braved the wilderness in search of fortune and a better life. It celebrates the spirit of perseverance and ingenuity that defines Alaska — an ethos that continues to drive our state forward.
Nick Begich: It's Peltola vs. Alaska on ANWR and NPRA
By NICK BEGICH Opening the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge and National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska — if there is one issue Alaskans agree on, this is it. In poll after poll, an overwhelming majority of Alaskans – nearly 80% – say they support opening more of Alaska’s North Slope. Ted Stevens, Don Young, Frank Murkowski, and every governor of Alaska in recent memory –- all have gone on record supporting exploration and development of ANWR.
Embracing Alaska’s promise in Ketchikan
As a candidate for U.S. Congress, I am acutely aware that a core strength of Alaska lies in its diverse communities, with Ketchikan playing a critical role in our state’s success. Ketchikan’s resilience in the face of extraordinary economic challenges over the past several decades is an inspiration to people across Alaska and serves as a living reminder of what a community can do when it pulls together. A new chapter for Ketchikan, and indeed all of Alaska, is on the horizon.
Alaska debate for Congressional seat: Sarah Palin, Mary Peltola, Nick Begich and Chris Bye meet
The candidates running for the at-large congressional seat in Alaska appeared to pledge bipartisanship in the only debate of the race, which will feature ranked-choice voting – although not all the candidates, especially former Gov. Sarah Palin, could resist getting some partisan shots in. While Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola is the incumbent, she won a special election to replace the late Don Young in August and was sworn in on Sept. 13.
Trailblazers - Congressional Leadership Fund
Nick was born in Alaska and hails from a prominent Alaskan family with deep ties in state politics. After completing his Master of Business Administration degree, Nick worked for Ford Motor Company before returning to Alaska and starting a business. Nick is running for Congress to give Alaskans a voice again and flip the at-large district that Trump carried by 10 points in 2020.
Nick Begich - Biography & Interviews
Biography: Dr. Nick Begich is well known for his work and research on HAARP, "Mind Effects" and more. He has widely reported in these areas as an expert for many publications, government organizations and private companies. He has been an expert witness for the European Parliament on these subjects and provides significant research contributions in this area. Also, through the Lay Institute on Technologies he organized a private meeting of top scientists in the area of mind effects in 2007.
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